| John Jenkin, a schoolmaster in Pembrokeshire, was a conjuror of renown in that part of Wales. |
| But still, Riccabocca was said to be a papist, and suspected to be a conjuror. |
| I consider this little trick to be one of the most mystifying of the Indian conjuror. |
| She had held it concealed in her palm, and produced it like a conjuror. |
| She wants to speak to the conjuror, with whom she is left alone. |
| Used to be you could go to a nightclub and see a comedian, a brass band, and a conjuror for the price of a couple of drinks. |
